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  • Help needed to read a WW1 Pension record

    I am having some trouble reading the documents for Robert William Iles WW1 Pension docs.

    - Ancestry.co.uk

    On the 1st page - question 4c asks In whats coprs did you enrole - can't read the reply.

    On the second page - I can't make out the promations section and the reason for medical dischange writeen ar the bottom of the page.

    On the thrid page - he says the place of service from 1915 to 1917 but again I can't make it out.

    Can anyone help me.

    Thanks for looking.

  • #2
    Page 1 4c

    I think it says - 4 Bn Som / Lt Infy (M) (4th Battalion Somerset Light Infantry). I don't know what the M stands for
    Jackie

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    • #3
      Page 2

      5th Batt. Som L I. 4? Coy. Attested and embodied. Pte(private). 3.12.1915
      Royal Defence Corps. 269(?). Transferred. Pte. 29.4.1916
      Royal Defence Corps. 300. Posted. Pte. 6.1.1917
      Royal Defence Corps. 300. Discharged. Pte. 20.12.1917
      Para 392(xvi) Kings Regs. No longer physically fit for War Service
      Last edited by Night Owl; 25-11-09, 12:01.
      Jackie

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      • #4
        Page 3 place of service - Home
        Jackie

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        • #5
          Thank you Jackiefor doing that - very kind.

          What was the reason for medical dischange writteen in freehand near the bottom of the 2nd page page?

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          • #6
            I'm not sure which bit you're referring to. There's a bit that says "Excepted by the Army Council from the provisions of the Military Service Act 1916, under Schedule 1 para 2" (I think those are the numbers). Is that the bit you mean?

            Later on (image 395) it says that his disability was Neurasthenia
            Jackie

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            • #7
              thanks for your help - very kind - thanks.

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